Middletown Hosts Golden Anniversary Women’s State Bowling Tourney
In less than 20 years Middletown has modern bowling and hosts the Golden Anniversary Women’s State Tournament starting tomorrow at Eastern Lanes and the Sports Bowl. About 10 000 bowlers are expected, with teams from Toledo Cleveland Athens Akron and others, boosting local hotels restaurants and economy. The event marks a second Middletown bid in a decade and includes special ceremony plans as players hope for high scores.
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Bess Layman
Lucky Spares
Mary Robinson
Sorg
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Oswalt
Glenna Tolson
Cardinals Frustrate Aggies With Stall Defense In 51 42 Win
Louisville coach Dennis Crum grew tired of stall tactics as New Mexico State used slow ball. The Cardinals employed a 3 2 zone to disrupt the Aggies, forcing mistakes and securing a 51 42 victory behind 14 points from Allen Murphy and 9 from Danny Brown. The Aggies drop to 13 5 overall, 5 3 in conference play.
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New Mexico State
Cardinals
Aggies
Lou Henson
Allen Murphy
Danny Brown
Ohio OWBA plans 50th annual tournament opening ceremonies
Ceremonies for the 50th Ohio Women's Bowling Association tournament start at 4 30 p m at Eastern Lanes with a Golden Anniversary twirling exhibition by LeeAnn and Leslie Brewer. Marty Wombold introduces OWBA leaders and Ruth Linamen then Mary Alice Mack and Dudley Inwood participate in welcomes and first ball honors.
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Leslie Brewer
Les Thurman
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Wombold
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Warren
Linamen
Mary Alice Mack
Middletown City
Dudley Inwood
Commission
Inwood
Mack
Ashtabula Bowling Association
Ashtabula
Helen Heironimus
Springboro High Rotc
Seton Hall Faces Suspensions After Mosley Ineligibility
Seton Hall top player Glenn Mosley was ruled ineligible amid NCAA recruitment-violation probes. Coach Bill Raftery and athletic director Richie Regan received suspensions and fines as the Pirates beat Fairfield 89-87 at Madison Square Garden in the opening Madison Square Garden Classic round.
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Glenn Mosley
Seton Hall University
Fairfield
Madison Square Garden
Mosley
Msgr
Thomas Fahy
Richie Regan
Bill Raftery
Hoddy Mahon
Seton Hall
Newark
N.J
Fahy
NCAA
Chris Kimm
Tom Flaherty
Raftery
Regan
Mahon
Kimm
Pirates
Middies seek rematch after 79 53 win at Lima
Middletown coach Paul Walker’s 12 0 Middies travel to Lima for a rematch after a 79 53 victory that surprised him. They face six regular season games left with five against teams already beaten, then a Friday Saturday doubleheader and key MML and SOC showdowns across districts.
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Middletown
Middies
Lima
Walker
Warriors aim to spoil Newark in ORCC clash
Miami University Middletown hosts Ohio State Newark in ORCC action as Newark seeks a share of the title at 7-2. MU Hamilton’s forfeit losses affect the race while the Hilltoppers ride a 10-0 conference mark. The Warriors chase their 12th win in 18 games.
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Newark
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Franklin gymnasts dominate Mt. Healthy in win
Franklin High defeated Mt. Healthy 103.95 to 64.75 as IIRV Kenerly and Rick Sorrell each won two events. Kenerly took vaulting and high bar while Sorrell won rings and sidehorse. Combs and Maloney tied for floor, and Brian Anderson won parallel bars.
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Irv
Kenerly
Rick Sorrell
Franklin High
Mt. Healthy
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Dave Combs
Pat Maloney
Brian Anderson
Freshman basketball teams split results in three games
The Trojans earned their first win 45-38 over Madison Sophomores as Jeff Bierly led with 15 points and Steve Jordan and Jesse Thompson added 10 and 11 rebounds. The Titans beat Fairfield 43-42 with George Carter totaling 20 points and Lee Elwood 12, while the Spartans fell 46-35 to Princeton Scarlet with Doug Winglewich scoring 12.
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Fairfield
Spartans
Princeton Scarlet
Jeff Bierly
Steve Jordan
Jesse Thompson
George Carter
Lee Elwood
Princeton
Doug Winglewich
College basketball results roundup across multiple games
Cleveland State edged Long Island 80 73. Slippery Rock beat Wright State 81 79. Shaw defeated Central State 87 86. Tiffin topped Mount Vernon Nazarene 79 69. Boston University beat Colgate 84 65. Rutgers won 94 72 over Bucknell. Mass beat New Hampshire 85 44. VMI defeated Shepherd 96 83. Tulane 100 over Southern Miss 81. Louisville 51 over New Mexico State 42. Furman 96 over Appalachian State 59. Pikeville 102 over Kentucky State 88. Virginia State 82 over Randolph Mor Macon 81. Memphis State 78 over Wichita State 76. Bradley 91 over Tulsa 89. St Louis 93 over North Texas State 82. Drake 75 over West Texas State 63. Arkansas State 84 over Lamar 67. Howard Payne 74 over Abilene Christian 62. New Las Vegas 84 over Seattle 62. Portland 79 over Hawaii 66. Seton Hall 89 over Fairfield 87. Holy Cross 76 over Manhattan 74.
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Slippery Rock
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Shaw
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Wichita St
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Drake
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D Skins face recharged Broncos
Miami University coach Darrell Hedrick watched Dayton fall as Miami moved into MAC contention after Bowling Green lost to Ohio. Miami leads the MAC at 4-2, with Bowling Green 5-3 and Toledo Western Michigan and Ohio at 4-1. Hedrick’s Redskins travel to face Western Michigan, a team on a five of six win run.
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Darrell Hedric
Dayton
Redskins
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Miami
Toledo
Western Michigan
Ohio
Hedric
Broncos
Notre Dame
Central Michigan
Kent State
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